Illustration symbolizing ITIN approval for a non-resident spouse filing a joint US tax return

ITIN Approval for a Non-Resident Spouse Filing Jointly

A Cana­di­an res­i­dent mar­ried to a US tax­pay­er need­ed an Indi­vid­ual Tax­pay­er Iden­ti­fi­ca­tion Num­ber in order to file a joint US return and claim the deduc­tions avail­able to the cou­ple. Act­ing as an IRS Cer­ti­fied Accep­tance Agent, we cer­ti­fied the appli­can­t’s iden­ti­fi­ca­tion doc­u­ments in per­son, pre­pared Form W‑7, and sub­mit­ted the joint return pack­age direct­ly to the IRS with­out requir­ing the client to mail orig­i­nal pass­ports any­where. Out­come: the ITIN was approved and the cou­ple’s joint return was filed accu­rate­ly and on time.

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